My court order says: K
The parties shall notify the other party within a reasonable
time (defined as not less than seventy-two (72) hours in non-
emergency situations) prior to their custodial periods of their
intent not to exercise said physical custodial periods.... Read more »
Going by what you have posted and assuming that is the order, then if you give advanced notice you should be able to do so. Be sure to discuss it with the other parent so there are no conflicts
And parental alienation by the husband and paternal grandparents who is manipulating the child against his mother. Is it likely the mother will get full physical custody and the father supervised visitation? Is it more likely the mother will get the home? This is in Georgia USA
Its really hard to do a thorough analysis without full context, but Domestic Violence always grabs the attention of the Judge when looking at Family Law Cases.
At the same time, judges will almost always ensure both parents get substantial time with the child regardless of the criminal... Read more »
His charge is a misdemeanor he's recently in Jackson county jail and his bond is $1350 he broke a mirror that he gave to me
The State, through elected prosecutors, retains all authority when it comes to whether to pursue charges or not, unfortunately.
THAT BEING SAID, as the alleged victim you retain substantial influence over whether the State can be successful in trying to prosecute him. First off you have... Read more »
The father has been incarcerated before and found in contempt of court, doesn’t pay child support etc. We were recently married, currently live in TX but court hearing was in Georgia, she wants me to adopt but the biological father (her ex husband) will likely not want me to be able to adopt.... Read more »
You can file a contested adoption. You need to speak with an experienced adoption attorney who can handle this.
Originally it was owed by his Father. When he died it went to his Mother and when she died it went to his Stepfather. My husband didn’t get along with his Stepfather so I was surprised when his Stepfather gave him stock. Now that my husband and I are divorcing, is the 100K considered... Read more »
No one can give you an exact answer, but it is possible that the money was converted to marital property when it was placed into the joint account. Speak with an attorney about your case so they can review your documents and give you specific advice.
I have text messages from the ex girl friend stating she met the police at the mother of the child's house. I have a bunch of evidence supporting that he was not there and the police were not called nobody went to jail that night it was 2 weeks later that they came to serve the warrants and he... Read more »
Are you working with an attorney regarding the case? If not, he may want to retain one so that he can address this legally. Consult with an attorney who can review the facts of the case in detail and present you with the options.
my father committed suicide and my two sisters and myself are all three equally inherited the house and are on the deed but my sister refuses to give my third one of the property and she was renting it out but now she has moved into herself full time ... and at first just blowed me off and now... Read more »
You will probably have to hire a competent GA attorney to file an action for a Sale For Partition.
My ex currently has them though he pawns them off on his parents. I had to move out of state to get away from his abuse.
my children are not being abused. However he seems to think he can tell me I can't have them. I need help. He's also claiming them on taxes even though our... Read more »
You should consult with an attorney who can review the facts of the case in detail and help you with the proper course of action to address the situation. An attorney can help you seek a custody modification.
An unmarried father has no rights to custody or parenting time until he files and goes through the court legitimation process. He is still required to pay child support, however.
Two marriage licence applied for 10 years apart are on the probate record on in 2011 when we married at the court house . The other issued Jan 21 2020 I had no knowledge or part in at all ? What can I do to unravel his mess of fraud , deception and abuse ?
Clearly, you need to meet with a family law attorney to help you figure out what is going on.
The court says my case is closed, but I still didn't meet my family.
It is certainly a good idea to check and have backup in these situations. First off, with all of this you need to ensure you have the documents handy, as you may need them if there are issues.
Orders and sentences expire according to their terms, and when they expire they become void... Read more »
It Depends on what the facts require. We can use a private investigator or a Guardian ad litem to see what's in the best interest of the child. There are many ways to investigate the status of the child.
We will definitely need more information on your matter.
Family law... Read more »
The Supreme Court held that a state may not deny married same-sex parents the same right as opposite-sex parents to be listed on child’s birth certificate, see Pavan v. Smith, 2017, 137 S.Ct. 2075, 198 L.Ed.2d 636.
We will definitely need more information on your matter.
Family... Read more »
We will definitely need more information on your matter.
Family law cases can have a huge impact on virtually every aspect of your life. Whether you’re going through a divorce, a custody battle, an adoption, or any number of related situations, we will be here for you. We help people... Read more »
(a) A person commits the offense of statutory rape when he or she engages in sexual intercourse with any person under the age of 16 years and not his or her spouse, provided that no conviction shall be had for this offense on the unsupported testimony of the victim.
Ga. Code Ann. § 16-6-3... Read more »
Custody awarded illegally. Ex convicted felon fostering his daughter.
Case worker social service not protective service.
Caseworker said warrant she didnt
Family law cases can have a huge impact on virtually every aspect of your life. Whether you’re going through a divorce, a custody battle, an adoption, or any number of related situations, we will be here for you. We help people from all walks of life and have a significant amount of experience... Read more »
Please get an attorney as soon as possible. If your wife already petitioned the court for a restraining order then you need to still protect yourself even if you may want to save your marriage. You have a limited time to respond to her petition and even smaller amount of time to prepare for the... Read more »
I took a plea for simple battery with an ex but not sure it its classified as domestic does the actual word domestic show if its a domestic charge?
This is going to require some factual investigation, as the details are SUPER important in this analysis.
IF the conviction was under the Georgia Family Violence Act then a prohibition applies. This does not need to be explicit, however, and, as the prohibition is based on Federal law... Read more »
She applied for a warrant and had printed comments from fb that she said I had made during the hearing with no proofimadeit
If your wife filed for a private warrant application, then you should receive notice of the hearing, where you will have an opportunity to cross-examine any witnesses, view/challenge any evidence, and defend yourself. It is very important that you attend, otherwise it is likely the Court will only... Read more »
There is not set deadline. This is a busy time of year. Just ask the attorney when they are able to get started. They should be able to give you an answer.
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